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If you’re like most Americans, you’ve probably noticed your grocery bills climb to crazy heights during the coronavirus pandemic. Over the past 12 months, all of the six major grocery…
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If you’re among the millions of people who are traveling less and staying home more, you don’t have to be bored. You can see the Mona Lisa, catch a legendary…
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Even before the COVID-19 crisis, 50% of Americans were concerned, anxious, or fearful about their financial well-being? Thirty-one percent had less than $500 in savings and 19% had no money…
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Don’t wait until 2021 to start thinking about your 2020 income taxes. The IRS rules and changes that went into effect on January 1st are already starting to impact your…
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These days, it’s not very hard for a criminal to become someone else. With a little time and software, criminals can break into websites to steal usernames and passwords. Or,…
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A lot of people think that estate planning is only for those with significant wealth or property. But it’s actually for anybody with any loved ones who might be left…
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If you’re in the market and you’ve decided to buy a used car, there are a lot of considerations to take into account. Though more expensive, shopping for a new…
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The face of retirement planning in America has undergone a radical shift over the past few decades. Time was when most Americans worked for companies that provided pension plans—retirement benefits…
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Spring brings much needed rain but sometimes storms can become severe. Here are some quick tips to be sure you and your family are prepared if severe weather approaches. 1.Stay…
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Practicing fiscal fitness is a little like going to the gym to get your body in better shape. You have to be committed, establish a routine, and track your progress.…
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